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Stephanus (Istvan) Szerda

Birth16 Jan 1766 - becse, Bács-Bodrog, Hungary
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherAnna Kovacs
FatherMichael (Mihaly) Szerda

Born in becse, Bács-Bodrog, Hungary on 16 Jan 1766 to Michael (Mihaly) Szerda and Anna Kovacs. Stephanus (Istvan) Szerda married Helena (Ilona) Szabo and had 6 children.

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Michael (Mihaly) Szerda
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Anna Kovacs
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Helena (Ilona) Szabo
1768 - Unknown
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Mathias (Matyas) Szerda
1813 - Unknown
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Elisabetha (Erzsebet) Szerda
1820 - Unknown
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Josephus (Jozsef) Szerda
Unknown - Unknown
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Stephanus (Istvan) Szerda
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Rosalia Szerda
1795 - Unknown
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Catharina (Katalin) Szerda
1799 - Unknown

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